Sentence examples for decline of output from inspiring English sources
Small-scale operation was retained or encouraged, a fact explaining the decline of output in the early years.
Water vapor in NW is mainly transported zonally during both winter and summer, with a significant enhancement of input moisture and decline of output moisture, which contributes to the increase of flood events and the decrease of drought events in this region.
It cited indicators of harm to the system: a 50% reduction in the original Everglades, diminished water storage, harmful timing of water release, an 85 to 90% decrease in wading bird populations over the past 50 years, and the decline of output from commercial fisheries.
The seven-year report, called the "Restudy", cited indicators of harm to the ecosystem: a 50 percent reduction in the original Everglades, diminished water storage, harmful timing of water releases from canals and pumping stations, an 85 to 90 percent decrease in wading bird populations over the past 50 years, and the decline of output from commercial fisheries.
The textbook picture — literally: this is taken straight from the World's Best Principles Book — looks like this: According to this picture, short-run declines of output below potential are all about short-run nominal wage rigidity.
It seems likely that a novel by, say, Hemingway at seventy would have been among his worst, charting the decline of his output.
Chemical industry and metallurgy are expected to be the most vulnerable with about 80%% decline of aggregate output.
On average, these have lasted 10 months, involved a peak monthly unemployment rate of 7.6% and resulted in a decline of economic output (gross domestic product) of 1.8%, reports Mark Zandi of Moody's Economy.com.com
Thereby we confirmed age-related decline of thymic output in healthy donors.
In three patients (13%), however, there was a substantial decline of cardiac output during pneumoperitoneum.
The decline of urea output means an enhanced proteosynthesis (probably most in intestine mass).
